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Match each of the following with the best response.
1


The developing brain creates schemes to construct an understanding of the world.

2


Children in other cultures do not perform as expected on Piagetian tasks.

3


A child is more likely to conserve when attending to relevant aspects of a task.

4


Adolescent egocentrism consists of an imaginary audience and personal fable.

5


Cognitive skills have their origins in social relations.

6


Adults often switch from acquiring knowledge to applying knowledge.

7


Children serve a sort of apprenticeship in thinking through guided participation in social and cultural activities.

8


Adolescent absolute/dualistic thinking gives way to reflective/relativistic thought.

Answer choices for questions 1 through 8
A)Barbara Rogoff
B)Rochel Gelman
C)K. Warner Schaie
D)David Elkind
E)Jean Piaget
F)Lev Vygotsky
G)William Perry
H)Patricia Greenfield





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